<p>In this episode, Ryan and Todd discuss Karl Marx&#39;s posthumously published <em>Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844</em>, colloquially known as the 1844 Manuscripts. They begin by discussing how teachable and approachable the text is before underlining the book&#39;s core arguments. While not intended for publication by Marx, this text nonetheless offers a highly structured look at Marx&#39;s developing thoughts on capitalism, alienation, and the legacy of Hegel. Toward the end of the episode, the hosts draw out the tension in the text between Marx&#39;s reading of Hegel as a philosopher of history versus the podcast&#39;s long held contention that Hegel must be read as a philosopher of contradiction.</p>


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